Israelis shares survival stories after Iranian missiles hit their homes

Central Israel.

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The attacks on Israel left a lot of homeless and lucky to be alive. Ariel Levin-Woldman-one of these people. He was in the house of his law in Rishona Lesion, where he and his family stayed for several months while repairing in their own home-if Iranian rocket impressed residential quarter. The attack killed two people and injured dozens; The third victim died during the previous wave of Iranian strikes.

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“At about 5 am I received the same missile warning that everyone in the country will receive,” said Levin-Woldman Fox News Digital. “I grabbed the phone, ran down with my wife and children, and we got to the shelter. My mother -in -law joined us.”

Then the rocket hit the building.

“There was a flash of light, and everything darkened. We gasped, fighting for breathing,” said Levin-Woldman. Realizing help, he may not come on time, he continued: “I couldn’t wait for him to be saved. We were panting and I was afraid that we would be buried alive.”

Levin-Woldman tried to see the damage in the shelter, but the thick cloud of dust did it almost impossible. Everything he could understand was that his hands and legs were still untouched. The floor became uneven, and the walls were damaged from the strength of the explosion.

It was at this point that he understood explosion He continued the book office through the shelter, striking his mother -in -law.

“She blew heavily, and I realized that she called” keep us “in Hebrew, but the voice was weak,” he recalled. “I managed to lift the closet from my mother -in -law, and when I did it, I saw the potential escape road. I cleaned the way to my wife Tali and our two and a half years, Renana could survive. I had a lies, my seven -week -old baby, on my shoulders when I did. It was enough to get them.”

When they appeared, the firefighters sent them to security on the street. In front of Levin-Woldman stood a wall with constipation, where his car once was, and his legs were cut off a glass from the explosion.

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Not having the opportunity to climb the garbage with his youngest child on his shoulders, he handed it to the paramedic. After he rose on himself, he looked around – just realizing that he was no longer visible.

“Here I was covered with dust and blood, almost naked, wandering down the street, shouting,” Where’s my baby? “He recalled. Some people considered the worst. It took about 30 minutes to find her.”

Only 20 hours after Levin-Woldman survived, another Iranian rocket hit the building opposite the hotel where he stopped in the echo. “The explosion broke the windows and the whole building swayed. We had a whole floor from our area, having been injured, experiencing this experience,” he said Digital Fox News.

“The hardest thing is to resist how gentle we are and how close we came to the catastrophe,” he said.

Since The conflict has begun On June 13, Iranian missile attacks killed 24 Israel and wounded more than 800.

The missiles do not discriminate – neither between men and women, children and the elderly, nor between the Jews and the Arabs. This reality was tragically emphasized over the weekend when four women were killed by a ballistic missile, which scored a direct blow to their home in the mostly Arab city of Tamra, north of Haifa.

These terror rockets also do not distinguish political left and right.

On Monday, Israeli Opposition leader Yair Lapid evaded the tragedy when his son’s house in Tel -Aviv was harmful from the impetus of direct missile impact, which left many residents of the central metropolis of the homeless.

“The granddaughter’s estate bed was covered with a glass of an explosion caused by an Iranian missile. It would be awful to think if she were in bed,” said Lapid Fox News Digital.

“This is an enemy we face – a regime dedicated to our destruction and trying to kill as many innocent children as possible. We must remove a nuclear threat And the missile threat is for the safety of Israel and the world, “he added.

The legislator of the Hanoch Coalition, a member of the Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, lives across the road in Peta Tikva Peta – 6.5 miles east of Tel -Vaviv, which caused four people who died.

“Windows and cracks were knocked out in the walls,” said Mildwisky Fox News Digital. “The victim building had, unfortunately, the victims. It was a very large rocket that had almost a ton of explosives, so the blast was massive and caused considerable damage even hundreds of meters from the place of impact.”

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Mildwisky emphasized that Iran cannot be allowed to own atomic bombs or the ability to develop them – especially given Repeated regime declarations The intention to destroy the Jewish state.

As long as the threat remains, he said, Israel will be forced to continue its hostilities.

Jamal Varaki, a Muslim volunteer with The Zaka Emergency ServiceJust completed the rescue mission, after an 80-year-old man from the rubble, he returned home at 7:00 am on Sunday to find his own house destroyed.

“That night there was a rocket impact in Rehovot. We sought a building that got a direct blow. After we finished, I went home and found my place also impressed,” Jamal Fox News Digital said.

Fortunately, no one was at home at the time. The Jamala family remained with a mother -in -law in Eilat, where they are still. In anticipation of new residential agreements, Jamal sleeps in his car.

The evil Griner is well known in Israel because of her appearance in the local backpower -the great brother. She was in her safe room with her husband and three children, when the Iranian rocket struck Petakh Tikvo, in the same neighborhood as the Mildvisk legislator. Griner lives in a complex with four residential buildings, one of which was directly struck.

“There was a huge boom,” she said Digital Fox News. “The children were shocked, they started crying, and we continued to tell ourselves what was influenced, but we were alive. It was surreal. I couldn’t believe it happened to me.”

After getting a comprehensive one to get out of the safe room, she opened the door and found that everything was completely destroyed. “Our windows were blown out of the walls, the doors were broken in half, the walls were damaged by large cracks, and all balconies in the front of the building were demolished,” Grener said.

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Initially, residents were sent to school across the road where the authorities offered hotels without price. Later, the soldiers accompanied the Grine family back into their apartment so they could get their belongings. While the residence is safe now, they can’t sleep there because of the lack of windows.

“I live from day to day. I’m just happy we are alive. It gives us time to find out what’s next,” Griner said.

For Levin-Woldman, the following was an unexpected phone call to the municipality of Rishon Lesion on Wednesday. On his relief, another family member was found alive and intact four days after the attack: their dog Zvik.